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Hetzerhalle
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Hetzerhalle

Historic design with a column-free interior

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The Hetzerhalle in Weimar was renowned for its column-free roof structure made from special glued beams, named after its inventor Otto Hetzer. On February 17, 2021, the large hall collapsed under excessive snow load.
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Otto Hetzer, the namesake, lived from 1846 to 1911.

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Take a look at these striking ruins. The Hetzerhalle was renowned for its unique column-free roof structure, designed by Otto Hetzer, a master carpenter and timber construction entrepreneur. On February 17, 2021, the hall succumbed to a heavy snow load and collapsed. This structure was a prime example of engineering excellence, now standing as a silent witness to the past. If you look northeast, you'll see the Viehauktionshalle. This place tells tales of architectural daring and the unpredictable power of nature.

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